Close Modal A Conversation with Kongjian Yu Join us for an enlightening conversation with Kongjian Yu, PhD, renowned landscape architect and professor, College of Architecture and Landscape of Peking University, and Chris Osgood, director of the Office of Climate Resilience, City of Boston. Moderated by Robin Young, Emmy-award winning co-host of WBUR’s Here & Now. Discover how urban landscapes around the world face similar environmental challenges and explore innovative solutions that transcend borders. Professor Yu, pioneer of the “sponge city” concept, will share his insights on:• Common ecological issues affecting cities globally• Nature-based approaches to urban resilience• Success stories from around the worldThis event promises to inspire hope and showcase tangible solutions for creating sustainable, livable cities. Do not miss this opportunity to envision a greener future for urban spaces worldwide!Part of the Museum’s Year of the Earthshot, where we explore the most innovative climate solutions of our times and how they affect the ways we live, move, eat, and work. Register for the Event Date and Time Wednesday, October 23 | 9:00 – 10:00 am Audience Adults 18+ Location Skyline View Map Price Free with Pre-Registration Language English Register for the Event Date and Time Wednesday, October 23 | 9:00 – 10:00 am Audience Adults 18+ Location Skyline View Map Price Free with Pre-Registration Language English Discover how urban landscapes around the world face similar environmental challenges and explore innovative solutions that transcend borders. Professor Yu, pioneer of the “sponge city” concept, will share his insights on:• Common ecological issues affecting cities globally• Nature-based approaches to urban resilience• Success stories from around the worldThis event promises to inspire hope and showcase tangible solutions for creating sustainable, livable cities. Do not miss this opportunity to envision a greener future for urban spaces worldwide!Part of the Museum’s Year of the Earthshot, where we explore the most innovative climate solutions of our times and how they affect the ways we live, move, eat, and work. From the Museum’s Center for the Environment. Presented in collaboration with Stone Living Lab Image
